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portada Fight Valiantly. Contending for the Faith Against False Teaching in the Church
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
292
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.6x14x2 cm
ISBN13
9781919194158

Fight Valiantly. Contending for the Faith Against False Teaching in the Church

Lee Gatiss (Author) · Church Society · Paperback

Fight Valiantly. Contending for the Faith Against False Teaching in the Church - Lee Gatiss

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Synopsis "Fight Valiantly. Contending for the Faith Against False Teaching in the Church"

What does it mean "to contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints"? With so much confusion and argument in today's church, how are Christians meant to think about and react to false teaching? How can we promote the gospel lovingly in a context of opposition?

In his biblical and practical book, now in a new edition, aimed especially at ministers and church councils, Lee Gatiss provides a unique look at the Bible's teaching on this neglected subject. As well as giving an in-depth survey of the New Testament's teaching about contending for the gospel and countering heresy, he helps us consider some of the applications of this doctrine to the Church of England today.

Includes many real-life stories of people contending for the faith, and a Bible Study Guide for individuals or groups.

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